F1: The Movie is visually and aurally spectacular pretty much from start to finish but, sadly, the Brad Pitt-led Hollywood take on the sport is let down by some glaring problems elsewhere

F1: The Movie was always going to struggle to set itself apart from the runaway hit Netflix series Formula 1: Drive to Survive.The multi-season reality TV show has been following F1 drivers, team managers and owners on and off the race track for seven seasons,

Ahead of the F1 movie debut, Hot Wheels unveils a limited-edition 1:64 scale replica of Brad Pitt’s APXGP car complete with racing livery, Pirelli tires, and cinematic

Maverick’ director Joseph Kosinski brings full-throttle confidence to movie about a grizzled vet taking on a cocksure young rival

Formula 1 have revealed that the highly anticipated film starring Brad Pitt in the lead role will be released on 25 June 2025 in cinemas worldwide. The Apple Original Film, in conjunction with F1 and Warner Bros.

Brad Pitt has defended an F1 star and revealed his surprise 'love' for the driver after their axe from the sport. The 61-year-old Hollywood actor has been a frequent guest in the F1 paddock over the past couple of years,

Brad Pitt, whose new F1 movie is out this week, has now driven a Formula One car for real after testing a McLaren at Austin’s Circuit of the Americas. The reigning world champions confirmed the Hollywood A lister drove a 2023 McLaren MCL60 car at the Texas track on Thursday.